The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-12-21

The Advertiser.
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Mrs. Geo. II. Young is visiting is town.
Trial Justice Hunt will move over in
Jorsoy this week.
A Tournament at Cross Anchor is
booked for 9Th inst.
Mr.. w. A. Jameson is moving into his
secontly purchased place n Main Street.
DR.. i. F.. Martin, j. J. Pluss and j. r.
Cooper declined nominations on tho mu-
nicipal tickets.
Mr.. Jockey Saxon, son of DR.. c. A.
Saxon, is clerking for Mossrs. Traynham
& Dial.
Presidents SInythc, of Pclzer Factory,
and Hammctt, Of Piedmont, wero in
town last week.
A Masquerade Ball at Woodruff, on
tho evening of 27th inst, will DO enjoyed
by tho young people.
Rev. T. L.. Morris, the pastor of tho
Methodist Church assigned 10 this place,
has arrived and entered upon his work.
Tho trade Of IaurcnsSduring The past
week has been unusually heavy, ard our
merchants arc wearing bcaninS counto-
nancoS.
Don't forget the meeting of tho ESecu-
tive Committee of the l.. C.. A. & NJ. So
cicty on Sale Day. Business of impor-
tance will como before the meeting.
Mrs. Harriet Woathers, of this County,
while walking near tho Male Academy,
mot u painful accident on Wednesday
last. A broken leg, just above the ankle,
was the result.
An entertainment will be givon ut the
Fomalo College on Friday evening, on
sisting of music, songs, etc. An oxhibi-
ton in Calisthenics will he an interest
ing feataro in tho program. Tho public
arc invited.
wo understand that Mr.. J. Wade An
dsrson, of Mountain Shoals, will move
into town and operate a dairy farm ut
Mr.. Holmes place. This is doubtless a
good opening, and we wish Mr.. Andor-
son success.
The Senate adopted tho un:avorable
report on Senator Crows' bill to abolish
the office of Master for l.aurcns County
by O vote of II to l6. There is Gomc talk
OF reconsidSring tho matter, but that is
hardly probable.
Revivalists Lcitch and Marshall have
closed thciTmcc:inp here, which lasted
three wooks. They will soo begin q
meeting in Mt. Pleasant ncighborhood.
A purse Of about one hundred and forty
dollars was presented to them. Rev.
Jones ia expected to return this weok.
Traynham d Dial had TO turn OF hun |
Afeds OF customers last weak who clam
.ored at their counters eager for tho bar
gains. A double force Of clerks could
not have waited upon tho multitude. All
this grows legitimatcly from the course
pursued by this firm. They cut deep
into established prices and haVo lot the
people know about it in THE hpNER-
TIsE6.
Tho officers and Executive Committee
OF tho Laurens County Agricultural So
ciety will meet at Laurons c. II. on Sale
Day in January.
AARON CAENON.
That 1.-Two and ontorprising firm, Cooper
d burnside Bros, have had a grand rush
for the past few days, but this is jlJt
what thoy expected to follow thoir start
ling display in TIE ADVERTISER. The
-ush camo, but tiioy wcro prepared for
il, and have still the best line of Christ
mas Goods in town, and endless ines OF
Staple Groceries. Nr. Jno. A. Franks is
now with them and will be delighted to
show their drives ioshis friends.
Several weeks ago Mrs. Clark, wife
OF w. IL. Clark, n Methodist prcachor on
Tumbling Shoals Circuit, was kicked by
q horse. Her injuries were severe and
painful, but not serious, and after being
confnod to bed for some wocks she was
ablo to get up and walk around. On
Tuesday, however, h experienced q
sudden change and new symptoms ap-
pcarcd. She went to slcop that day and
slept ssundly through the night. In the
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